... the matter of polygamy Mormonism is not quite so exceptional as might appear at first sight. In Utah, as elsewhere, the cost of living enters into all social arrangements, and probably not more than IO or 12 per cent. of the Mormons are polygamists. It is ...

... I TTHE MORMON LADIES. The women of Sa]t Lake City have heltd a mass-mneeting in the Mormon Tabernacle to pro- test against the bill for giving efficacy to the Anti-Polygamy Act, which was recommended some time ago to the House of Representatives by Mvlr ...

... AMONG THE MORMONS. IF one may judge of a man by the city he built, Brigham Young was a person of great gifts. He chose an admirable site, he framed large plans he carried them out with a precision which shows how completely he had succeeded in securing ...

... the matter of polygamy Mormonism is not quite so exceptional as might appear at first sight. In Utah, as elsewhere, the cost of living enters into all social arrangements, and probably not more than to or 12 per cent. of the Mormons are polygamists. It is ...

... TROUBLE. By MR. PHII, RoBINsON. IN the Tabernacle of the Mormon Saints at Utah there has been held a week of most sorrowful ceremonial. It is the time of the great General Conference of the Mormons, when they have been accustomed to meet at Zion (Salt ...

... if Mr. Townsherd's account be accurate, the nature of the attack now being made upon Mormonism is not such as to conciliate our sympathies. To put it shortly, Mormonism is being assailed by a Ring which ingeniously cornbines the motives of religious ...

... THE MORMON CRISIS. [By M. D.] THE recent election to the Congress of the United States of a Mormon who is a polygamist has drawn new attention to the Church of Latter Day Saints, and to the menace that lies in its persistent violation of the nation's ...

... THlE .MORMONS' GOLD. BY PHIL ROBINSON. A V'EIIONT Senator has led the crusade against the Mormons for oiences alleged to be detrimental to the public morals. The secret, however, or the craze is that the Mormons are rich in the treasure that corrupts ...

... poi ,','amas 'practices; lies are circulatedlthat all Mormons are polygarnists. This is far fir1 true. Why, there are nlumbers of our religion who have but one vife;i alt ;il Utah among the Mormons there- are actually, according to the Census lunc 6,ooo ...

... recently gave a most attractive picture of Mormon society. I-le led those who believed in him to fancy that Mormonism had proved a wonderful success that Mormon energy had converted a waste into an orchard ; that the Mormon family of many wives and innumerable ...

... MORMONISAM THE news from Utah this morning will be a sad shock to some IC advanced persons on this side. To such persons the Mormons were interesting as a community which dared to defy the conventionalities of Western civilization and to work at the sex ...

... MORMON DIFFICULTIES. flu. treasures taken by the present American Administration to enforce a ra orc rigid collection of the revenue than had been effected by its prede- cessors have led to a difficulty with the Mormons which may possibly compel the ...